Coated Abrasives Types Components and Uses

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COATED ABRASIVES TYPES, COMPONENTS, USES
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Coated abrasive is produced by bonding abrasive
grains to backing material or flexible substrate
using adhesives. Paper, fabric, vulcanized fiber,
and plastic films are widely used as a backing
material.
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APPLICATIONS OF COATED ABRASIVE

• The coated abrasives are produced in "jumbo"
  rolls and then cut into various shapes such as
  belts, discs, rolls, and sheets for surface
  treatment and polishing applications.
• Sanding rolls and sanding belts, typically for
  non-precision operation, are commonly coated
  abrasives for physical applications. These two
  styles are known as symbolic coated abrasives by
  the general public.

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STORAGE AND HANDLING OF COATED ABRASIVES
Abrasives performance can be affected by improper
storage of coated abrasives. Both types of
backings are subject to temperature and humidity
fluctuations during storage

• Keep the storage area at steady humidity (35-50
  percent) and temperature (60-80 F) levels.
• Keep cartons away from damp or cold walls and
  floors where moisture can be absorbed.
• Store coated abrasives away from any source of
  heat.
• On shelves or pallets, shop bulk rolls flat, not
  on the side.
• On shelves or pallets, shop bulk rolls flat, not
  on the side.

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